Hardline
Hardline 2 in. Scraper with Razor Blade Edge
A 2-inch scraper with a razor-blade edge removes paint, caulk and adhesives from vertical and horizontal surfaces
- Efficient paint and adhesive removal with razor blade edge
- Comfortable grip from durable plastic handle
- Compact 2 in. length for vertical and large surfaces
- Plastic blade width 1 1/2 in. for broad coverage
- Ready for immediate use in home or workplace
Hardline 2 in. Scraper with Razor Blade Edge
This Hardline scraper is built for tradespeople and DIY users who need to remove paint, caulking, adhesives and other stubborn substances from surfaces. The compact 2 in. length allows comfortable control on vertical walls as well as large flooring areas. A durable plastic handle provides a secure grip during extended scraping tasks.
Razor blade edge for aggressive material removal
The defining feature is the razor blade edge integrated into the plastic blade, which enables efficient stripping of tough coatings like paint and putty. This sharp edge cuts through bonded layers faster than a standard plastic edge alone. It turns a simple hand tool into an effective solution for demanding surface preparation.
1 1/2 in. wide blade covers ground quickly
The 1 1/2 in. blade width clears a useful path with each pass, making it practical for both detail work and broader areas. The plastic blade construction resists corrosion and avoids marring softer substrates when used with care. For heavy industrial stripping or powered removal, a wider or powered scraper would be more suitable.
Highlights
- Efficient paint and adhesive removal with razor blade edge
- Comfortable grip from durable plastic handle
- Compact 2 in. length for vertical and large surfaces
- Plastic blade width 1 1/2 in. for broad coverage
- Ready for immediate use in home or workplace
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 2 in. length mean when I'm actually scraping?
The 2 in. overall length keeps the tool compact so you can apply pressure in tight spots and on vertical surfaces without the handle getting in the way.
How does the razor blade edge perform compared to a plain plastic edge?
The razor blade edge cuts through dried paint, caulk and adhesive residue that a plain plastic edge would slide over, while the plastic body still protects the surface underneath.
Will the plastic handle hold up to heavy daily use?
The handle is moulded from durable plastic shaped for a comfortable grip, so it resists cracking and won't slip when you're bearing down on stubborn material.
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